Tertiary Circular Reactions Differ from Earlier Forms of Circular Reactions

question 73

Multiple Choice

Tertiary circular reactions differ from earlier forms of circular reactions because they:

• A) make interesting sights last.
• B) are examples of representational thought.
• C) involve deliberate varying of action sequences.
• D) involve actions on the infant's own body (e.g., thumb-sucking).

Recognize the importance of intergenerational programs and strategies to combat ageism.

Understand the technological advancements and their implications on the physical, digital, and biological worlds.

Understand the concept of ageism and its various types.

Analyze and articulate differences and similarities between generations.

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Definitions:

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Fiduciary Duty

An obligation to act in the best interest of another party, such as the duty a trustee has to beneficiaries.